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White Falcon
Base bowling roundup
Keflavik Men's Classic
The Keflavik Men's Classic bowling
league started its 16-week season play
Sunday morning at 9:30 in the Arctic
Bowl.
Mike Creamer took the first week's
top honors with a 218 for high game, 604
for high 3-game series and 201 for high
average.
Throughout the season play, the team
standings will be based on a point sys-
tem—1 point per individual win (maximum
of 3 points per team per game), 1 point
for total pins of each game, and 1 point
for total pins of three games.
League standing:
Team #8 9-4
Team #5 8-5
Team #1 8-5
The league is made up of eight
teams, with three men on each team.
American league
Comptroller retained its lead in the
American bowling league by taking three
points from NavFac Monday night. AFI
jumped into second place after winning
3 points from CommSta and BEQ tied with
AFI for second with a 3-1 score over
IDF.
League standing:
Comptroller 10-2
AFI 8-4
BEQ 8-4
High average Dave Trout 184
High series Mark Engwall 605
High series (hdcp) Angelo Baylon 664
High game Roy Smith 215
High game (hdcp) Rick Linson 250
Northern Lights league
League standing:
Rights and Lefts 9-3
Grindy Grinders 9-3
Gutter Bums 7-5
Alley Katz 7-5
High average Sandy Roseneyer 164
High series Mary Spillers 538
High series (hdcp) Jill Berry 587
High game Virgie Rouse 193
High game (hdcp) Helen Soriano 220
An exhibition basketball game be-
tween the NATO Base and the Universi-
ty of Iceland is scheduled tomorrow
at 3 p.m. at the base gym.
Guys and Dolls league
League standing as of Sept. 16:
HowZa "U" DaGo 16-0
Devil's Advocates 10-6
High average Von Soriano 178
High series Jim Kollefrath 543
Helen Soriano 472
High series (hdcp) A1 Mikula 606
Carolyn Lewis 587
High game Roy Smith 211
Sally Bedford 164
High game (hdcp) Bob Reynolds 216
Marilyn Bennardo 203
Northern Gulfstream league
League standing:
Recreation 9-3
Fleet Weather 9-3
Air Ops 8-4
57th FIS 8-4
Navy Exchange 8-4
VP-49 8-4
High average Bob Kalinowski 180
High series Corey Axel 598
High series (hdcp) Dave Pfister 654
High game Bill Jenkins 239
High game (hdcp) Cris Hickman 236
North Atlantic league League standing
Black Knights 12-0
57th FIS 12-0
AIMD 11-1
Clarence Allen bowled a high game of
241 and a scratch series of 625.
Friday Night Mixed league
League standing
Flippity Flyers 6-2
Team #15 6-2
Team #4 5-3
High average Bill Showalter 185
Carol Holmes 166
High series Jack Klabechek 552
Mary Spillers 490
High series (hdcp) John Wolfe 642
Rita Odell 606
High game John Sykes 215
Marie Sykes 171
High game (hdcp) Jeff Thompson 233
Sonja Cristwell 219
Arctic Bawl U clcac
The Arctic Bowl will be closed from
Monday through Oct. 1 due to semi-annual
preventive maintenance work, according
to Bob Kalinowski, the Arctic Bowl man-
ager.
Grindy clobbers VP-49, 22-6
Grindy toppled VP-49, 22-6, in the
1976 touch football double elimination
tournament Wednesday in the season's
first game.
Grindy opened the scoring early in
the first half by sacking Vildly In the
end zone for a 2-0 score.
Both teams made excellent defensive
plays throughout the first half, but
Grindy extended its lead to 8-0 on a 16-
yarder to O'Dell.
In the second half, Grindy again led
with Spillers' passing and running, mak-
ing it 14-0 on a 7-yd. pass to Herly.
VP-49 quickly closed the gap to 14-6
on a 5-yd. pass from Wildly to Krayer.
Grindy closed the scoring on a 16-
yarder to Babuela for a 22-6 victory.
In the second game, CFK downed Det.
14, 18-14.
Both teams, each possessing excellent
passing, had two quarterbacks with the
ability to pass and run in Rick Garlie
of Det. 14 and Ken Cason of CFK. Each
of them threw a pair of touchdown passes
to their respective receivers to keep
the score close until Cason’s 55-yd.
burst up field put CFK on top to stay.
Leading scorers
Ladies’ basketball to form Harley
To kick off the ladies' basketball
program this year, a meeting will be
held Thursday at noon with a follow-up
session scheduled Nov. 4, both at the
gym.
All entries should contact Dick
Plante at 7298. Coaches or team cap-
tains are urged to canvass their units
for players.
Ansell
Kelly
O’Dell
Bernadoo
Jackson
Wilson
Moser
Manl
Top teams
Supply
Grindy
Supply
Grindy
Grindy
VP-49
NSGA
NSGA
Det. 14
Det. 14
wins
98'
88
66
66
62
57
47
44
42
42
losses
Racquetball needs entries
Intramural racquetball league will
begin approximately Nov. 15—teams will
consist of four men with four singles
and two doubles' games which constitute
a match.
Both "A" and "B" leagues will be
formed. Commands and departments will be
limited to two teams.
The first meeting will be held at the
gym Nov. 3 with a second session Nov. 10
—both meetings will begin at noon.
Entries should be submitted to Dick
Plante at 5191.
Ladies’ racquetball
to make teams
Ladies' racquetball league will be-
gin about Nov. 15. At least four mem-
bers (preferably six) are required to
form a team.
All units will be limited to a maxi-
mum of two teams.
Those interested in participating as
team captains or coaches should contact
Dick Plante at 5191.
A meeting will be held Oct. 29 at
noon at the gym. After this planning
session, a follow-up meeting will be
held Nov. 5 to consolidate entries.
Grindy 14 0
Supply 13 1
NSGA 10 4
CFK 9 4
Det. 14 9 4
NAVFAC 9 4
HS 8 4
VP-49 8 6
AFI 6 7
NCS 5 9
B ’ ball members desired
First meeting for the intramural bas-
ketball program will be held at noon on
Oct. 26; a follow-up session is planned
at noon Nov. 1 at the gym.
A pre-sea9on tournament is scheduled
Oct. 27-31 to place teams in play com-
petition.
"A", "B" and "C" leagues will be
formed with a noontime recreation league
also considered.
Entries must be submitted to the gym
at 5191 by Oct. 15.
V’ball team seeks players
All personnel interested in playing
volleyball for the NATO Base team, con-
tact ATC Simister at 4418 or come to the
base gym at 1 p.m. Oct. 2.
DEADLINE:
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Automobiles
1960 Willy's Wagoneer, 4-wh drive,
'73 V-8 engine, very good condition.
Call Jim 2110/2125 days or 4146 nights.
1962 Plymouth, good transportation,
needs minor repairs, insured, '76 in-
spected, $300. Call 7037/7898.
1965 Valiant, good transportation,
power steering, new brakes, four snow
tires, chains, insured, $600. Call
Jones 7606/4229 or 6190 room 317.
1965 VW, insured/inspected; VW parts.
Call 7203 or 9-3423 Kef.
1965 Toyota Land Cruiser, just paint-
ed, runs good, $1500. Call Foster 7502.
1965 VW, ugly but dependable, $320 or
best offer. Call Mel or Will 7591 after
5 p.m.
1966 and 1969 VW Bugs, good condi-
tion, best offer. Call Bill 4284.
1966 Mercury, needs work, $300. Will
repair and tune for $450. Good buy for
one who likes auto repairs (needs start-
er) , insured, inspected. Call 7037.
1968 Chrysler, excellent condition,
good family car, insured, inspected,
$850 firm. Call 7037.
1969 VW, 1600cc engine, new clutch
throw out bearing and release arm, re-
cently tuned, $750, insured, inspected.
Call 7037.
1969 VW Fastback, great for parts,
lots of extras. Call Don 4203/7342.
1969 VW Fastback engine and trans-
mission, engine in excellent condition;
transmission great for parts. Call Don
4203/7342.
1970 Opel Kadette, summer and winter
tires; you make offer, will sacrifice.
Call Dave 7303.
1970 VW, excellent condition, in-
sured, inspected, $850. Call 7037.
1970 Opel station wagon, good and re-
liable, excellent mileage, insured. Call
7258.
1972 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs, 3-
band radio, rear window defogger, runs
good but needs some body work, best of-
fer. Call Craig 7389 DWH or 7159 after
5.
1973 Jeep Commando, 4-wh drive, V-8,
3- spd, radio, 8-track, excellent con-
dition. Call Thomas 7410 DWH.
1973 Jeep Suzuki, 4-wh drive, new en-
gine, paint, 11,000 miles, 40 mpg, ask-
ing $2000 or best offer. Call Chuck
4242 after 5, all day Sat. or Sun.
1974 Blazer, 4-wh drive, 6-cyl, 4-
spd, standard trans, 8,500 miles. Call
Barfield 7033 DWH.
1974 Fiat, U.S. specs, summer and
winter snow tires, 12,000 miles, $1950.
Call 7701/7421.
1975 VW Super Beetle, metalic blue,
custom interior, sun roof, asking $3000
or trade for 4-wh drive. Call 6235 or
2247.
1976 Fiat 131, family sedan, 4-cyl,
4- spd, radial tires, four steel-belted
studded snows, AM/FM/cassette stereo,
$4400 invested, asking $3800. Call
Dennis or Diann 6292/6115.
For Sale
Two sets of Navy dress blues, sizes
42. One set never worn, call Hanson
2125/2110 days or 7977 evenings.
Inchworm $3, tricycle $5, childs car
set $5, electric can opener $4, Sears
12 volt car vacuum cleaner $5, 650 x 16
Cooper super traction tire $10, 5-H78 x
15 mud & snow tires $5 each, 3 size 10
wool maternity dresses $10 each. Call
7541.
Baby stroller $10, floor shampooer
$10. Call home at 7701.
Sansui ORX-5500 2/4 channel reciever.
Call Wilson at 2121/6121, Bks. 747
210.
Beige colored bricks, good for foun-
dation of book case or shelves, 10 for
$1.00. Call 7819 after 5 p.m.
1500 watt transformer-$20, portable
recond player "Wildcat" $25, misc. lin-
ens $5 for all. Call 7620 between 7 -
4 p.m. Sgt. Lopez.
One men's Navy dress blue uniform,
size 42, one portable Singer sewing
machine. Contact Syrotynski, ext. 2297
weekdays only.
One 500 watt transformer for $7.50,
one 1200 volt transformer for $18,. Call
4544 between 8 - 5 p.m. or 5163 after
5 p.m. ask for Ted.
Two TV's good for parts-best offer,
new hamster cage, never used exercise
ball, one years supply fo sawdust &
food, $15, phone 7160.
Brown weave speaker covers for AR-2AX
speakers. Call 7819 after 5 p.m.
Potplants, Bassinet w/skirt, mat-
tress, Icelandic babycarrier, 10 baby
bottles sets, 11 cu. ft. icebox. Call
at work 7203 or home 9-3423.
Yard sale at 1065-B, few molds,
paints, 9 x 12 rugs, also many more i-
tems and toys. Call at work 4139.
Rummage sale, laundry room Qtrs. 952-
1B, Saturday noon till 5 p.m., clothes-
infants 1-3, boys 8-10, ladies 7-12,
Mens M - XXLG. also hair dryer, lamp,
carriage and ect. Call 7869 or 7566.
Kodak pocket instamatic 20 camera
w/case, $15, Hoover floor polisher $10,
toaster $5, hand vacuum $10, movie
screen $5. Call 7958.
Twin size beds, no headboard, fair
condition. Call 4268.
For trade: (4) steel belted whitewall
radials, size F78 x 14 Goodyears. For:
4 snow tread tires of equal quality,
approx. 12,000 miles on tires. M
Two G78 x 15 recap snow tires, never"
used, $45.00. Table top toastmaster
toaster oven like new $40.00. Call 7620
duty or 7612 at home, Sgt. Akins.
Wanted
The Chief Petty Officers Club is now
taking applications for a female barten-
der to work during the day. Previous
experience is required. For more infor-
mation, please call 7210 or apply in
person at the C.P.0. Club between the
hours of 8:30 and 5 p.m.
The Navy Exchange is looking for
waitress or waiter or drink waiters.
Put your application in now. Call Chief
Jenkins at 7073 or 7062 for more infor-
mation.
Babysitter in Post Office housing
Monday through Friday from 3 to 5 p.m.
for first grade boy after school. Call.
5271 after 5 p.m. *
Lost
Reading glasses in brown case, Glenn
Brady. A.I.M.D., call 2290
Miscellaneous
The Capt. R.R. Sparks Rod and Gun
Club will celebrate National Hunting and
Fishing day tomorrow from noon to 5 p.m.
at the Rod and Gun Club skeet range.
Among the events will be a turkey shoot,
trap and skeet demonstration, fly tieing
and archery. A food booth will be set
up in the Sand Hut. In the event of bad
weather, the celebration will be post-
poned to October 2.